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Ueno Park, Taito

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A hub of cultural attractions, Ueno Park originally served as the gardens of the Kaneiji Temple during the Edo period. In 1873 it opened to the public as one of the first Western-style parks. An island temple to the goddess of fortune and beauty floats in its pond, while the national museum and art museum stand as bastions of Japan's rich heritage. Rest up between cultural sightseeing, stop by the zoo, or visit the market under the elevated train line. In the spring, join the flocks of visitors enjoying the over 800 blossoming cherry trees. Work out when and for how long to visit Ueno Park and other Tokyo attractions using our handy Tokyo trip planner .

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• By annwang666

  藍天及清澈湖面，人跟著輕鬆起來，雖不是櫻花季到訪，但不難想像櫻花盛開的景象，肯定超憾動人心，風和日麗拍照的超推景點，環湖走一遭，還能在公園中駐足享受悠閒下午茶！必訪推薦  more »

  Blue Day and Clear Lake, people with the relaxed, although not cherry flower season to visit, but not unimaginable cherry flower blooming scene, certainly super regret, wind and day photo of the super push Point, the Lake walk a, but can in the park inconceivable foot enjoy leisurely afternoon tea! Must visit push recommended
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• By shardul_bahuguna

  The park is huge. It is on the Yamanote metro line so easy to access. Park is huge. I went in winters so no cherry blossom, unfortunately. Their are food joints (japanese cuisine) and a sort of flea m...  more »

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• By Dorian Kraševec Miljas

  A great park, full of attractions. If you come in spring you can admire one of the most famous place to watch the cherry blossoms bloom. In other periods it is great to take a walk, visit one of the museums here or go shopping in the shopping district across the street. My favorite place are two temples, one in the pond and other overlooking it from the hill with the amazing tree growing in circle in front of it

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• By jclinock

  A very beautiful park, surrounded by great museums, cafes and shrines. Great place to kill an afternoon, especially during cherry blossom season. There are often street performers of high caliber, and regular festivals. Highly recommend hopping accross the street and spending a few hours at the National Museum which is only 620 yen as of Feb 2019.

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